Print a Scientific Investigation Process Workbook to help your students learn and practice the steps in the scientific method.
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Exploring the Scientific Method Workbook for Kids
Use this printable mini-book as a student guide and independent practise activity when exploring the scientific investigation process with your class. It works well as an introduction to the steps in the scientific method or as an independent study-type activity after direct instruction.
The steps of the Scientific Investigation Process are:
- Question
- Prediction
- Planning
- Results
- Analysis
- Reflection
Each page in this Scientific Investigation Process workbook includes an explanation of what needs to happen at each stage of the scientific process and also has students practising the skill using a provided scenario.
Download and Print Your Scientific Method Workbook
This resource is available as a printable PDF file and a fully editable Google Slides resource. To get your copy, simply click the dropdown arrow on the download button and select your preferred resource type.
Printing Tip! This workbook is designed to be printed single-sided and cut apart. To make your books, print each student a copy of the Scientific Process Workbook (single-sided) and staple it into a packet. Distribute the packets and have students remove the staple, cut the pages in half, and place them in number order. Then staple them along the edge to form a book!
This resource was created by Kaylyn Chupp, a teacher and Teach Starter collaborator.
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